Chief Brady Rigdon; Engineer Kevin Page; and County Manager Taco Pope 6/17/26 @ 9:45 a.m.
Please join us in congratulating two Nassau County Fire Rescue employees on reaching an incredible milestone of 20 years of service with the County.
During today's BOCC Meeting, Fire Chief Brady Rigdon noted, "We appreciate longevity and today we're recognizing 20 years of service for two employees. Engineer Reaves couldn't make it, but Engineer Kevin Page is here."
Engineer Kevin Page, who is assigned to Station 60 in Bryceville, was recognized for his two decades of dedicated service to Nassau County residents and visitors. Kevin has been married to his wife, Debra, for 32 years, and together they have two sons and one daughter. When he's not serving the community, he enjoys spending time fishing and playing paintball.
We also extend our congratulations to Engineer Brian Reaves, who was unable to attend the ceremony but is equally deserving of recognition for his 20 years of commitment and service.
Thank you, Engineer Page and Engineer Reaves, for your dedication, professionalism, and the countless ways you have helped keep Nassau County safe over the past two decades. Here's to this remarkable achievement and many more successes ahead!
-Sabrina Robertson
Communications Officer
Please join us in congratulating two Nassau County Fire Rescue employees on reaching an incredible milestone of 20 years of service with the County.
During today's BOCC Meeting, Fire Chief Brady Rigdon noted, "We appreciate longevity and today we're recognizing 20 years of service for two employees. Engineer Reaves couldn't make it, but Engineer Kevin Page is here."
Engineer Kevin Page, who is assigned to Station 60 in Bryceville, was recognized for his two decades of dedicated service to Nassau County residents and visitors. Kevin has been married to his wife, Debra, for 32 years, and together they have two sons and one daughter. When he's not serving the community, he enjoys spending time fishing and playing paintball.
We also extend our congratulations to Engineer Brian Reaves, who was unable to attend the ceremony but is equally deserving of recognition for his 20 years of commitment and service.
Thank you, Engineer Page and Engineer Reaves, for your dedication, professionalism, and the countless ways you have helped keep Nassau County safe over the past two decades. Here's to this remarkable achievement and many more successes ahead!
-Sabrina Robertson
Communications Officer
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